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VE-810 EngraverOperations ManualVision Engraving & Routing Systems17621 N. Black Canyon Hwy.Phoenix, AZ 85023www.visionengravers.com

10 VE810 Engraver Manual(Figure 1.2) The VE-810 carriage view011. Spindle Up/Down Knob12. Down Pressure Spring Adjust13. Spindle Pulley14. Spind

Chapter 2 - Installation 11Chapter 2 - InstallationSoftware InstallationThe VISION installation program guides you step-by-step. All the inform

12 VE810 Engraver ManualClick on OK.The installation process will now begin.Click on Next.

Chapter 2 - Installation 13Select Vision Engraving Software and click Next.Note: You can install a demo version of Vision Pro at a later time if

14 VE810 Engraver ManualThe Vision Software License Agreement will now be shown. In order to continue theVision Installation, you must click Ac

Chapter 2 - Installation 15Select Complete Installation and click NextSelect the type of system you have and click Next.

16 VE810 Engraver ManualSelect a Program Group Name or leave it as it is and select FinishThe software installation is now complete. Select OKT

Chapter 2 - Installation 17Connecting the TableThere are two connections that must be made to the VE-810 engraver. The power inputand the seria

18 VE810 Engraver ManualFig. 1Fuse and voltage“select” cartridgeLocking tabFig. 2Fig. 3Fuse holderLocking tabVoltage selection cartridgeVoltage

Chapter 2 - Installation 19(Figure 2.2) The 9 pin and 25 pin plugConfiguring the ComputerIn order for the VE-810 to run properly, you must confi

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20 VE810 Engraver ManualClick on OK twice and then re start Vision.Your computer is now configured to run Vision with the VE-810 Engraver.

Chapter 3 - Operations 21Chapter 3 - OperationsThe Front PanelThe front panel controls all of the movement and speeds of the VE-810. Below is a

22 VE810 Engraver ManualYou would change the RPM of the engraving spindle depending on the type of materialyou are engraving or for different si

Chapter 3 - Operations 23Note: The typical home position of the VE-810 is the upper left corner of the T-slot table.If you are using this standa

24 VE810 Engraver ManualAlso, if you press the home save button after a job is completely finished, the VE-810 willre-engrave the entire plate t

Chapter 3 - Operations 25change the engraving material, simply loosen the quick lock vise handle, remove theengraved material, put the new mater

26 VE810 Engraver Manual(Figure 3.1) The VE-810 spindle with diamond drag adapter10Spindle PulleySpindle HousingPointerMicrometerRetainer RingNo

Chapter 3 - Operations 27Since we are using a diamond drag, we do not need to have the spindle rotate, so click onDiamond Drag from the Execute

28 VE810 Engraver Manual(Figure 3.2) The VE-810 spindle with rotary cutter10Spindle PulleySpindle HousingPointerMicrometerRetainer RingNose Cone

Chapter 3 - Operations 29Turn the VE-810 Engraver on by flipping the switch on the back right side of the machine.Set up the job you would like

Table of Contents iiiTable of ContentsCHAPTER 1 - BEFORE YOU BEGIN...

30 VE810 Engraver ManualBurnish EngravingIn this section, we will set up to engrave with a burnishing cutter. Figure 3.3 below showsthe VE-810

Chapter 3 - Operations 31the material. Next, press and hold the Z up jog button until the spindle reaches thehighest point. Press the set surf

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Chapter 4 - Optional Accessories 33Chapter 4 - Optional AccessoriesClamping DevicesThe optional versa vise is used for holding small or odd shap

34 VE810 Engraver Manual(Figure 4.2) Mounting the Versa ViseOnce the versa vise is mounted, you can set up to engrave using two different homepo

Chapter 4 - Optional Accessories 35If you insert the material in the top left origin, you will set up to engrave the same way thatis discussed i

36 VE810 Engraver Manual(Figure 4.5) The Versa Vise with 9 inch jaws129384756657483921These clamping bars are specially designed to hold both 1/

Chapter 4 - Optional Accessories 37 (Figure 4.6) The Versa Vise with Universal Seal & Medallion holder129384756657483921This universal clamp

38 VE810 Engraver Manual (Figure 4.7) The Versa Vise with Pen & Seal jigThese jaws enable engraving on all types of pens and other small cyl

Chapter 4 - Optional Accessories 39 (Figure 4.8) The Versa Vise with Seal jigDesigned for notary seals of all diameters. Rotating the jaw 180º w

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40 VE810 Engraver ManualVacuum Chip Removal SystemThe optional vacuum chip removal system is designed to simplify the engraving processand minim

Chapter 5 - Maintenance 41Chapter 5 - MaintenanceRemoving ChipsVision strives for the highest quality in their manufacturing process to provide

42 VE810 Engraver ManualWithout a vacuum chip removal system you should remove the cutter before attempting toclean the nose cone. The nose cone

Chapter 5 - Maintenance 43(Figure 5.1) Lubricating the VE-810X-Axis LeadscrewX-Axis Linear RailsZ-Axis LeadscrewY-Axis LeadscrewY-Axis Linear Ra

44 VE810 Engraver Manual(Figure 5.2) Cover ScrewsAllen ScrewUse a 3/32“ Allen wrench to remove the 4 back cover screws shown in figure 5.3. (Fig

Chapter 5 - Maintenance 45 (Figure 5.4) Spindle Cover0Spindle CoverRemove the four carriage cover screws on each side of the carriage cover usin

46 VE810 Engraver Manual (Figure 5.5) Carriage Cover0Allen ScrewsAllen ScrewsThe motor belt is now easily accessible as seen in Figure 5.6. Rem

Chapter 5 - Maintenance 47Changing the Motor BrushesThe motor brushes on the engraving motor should be inspected regularly, and replacedwhen wor

48 VE810 Engraver ManualThe top cover can now be pushed to the back. Remove the front spindle cover as seen infigure 5.9. (Figure 5.9) Spindle

Chapter 5 - Maintenance 49 (Figure 5.10) Carriage Cover0Allen ScrewsAllen ScrewsLocate the motor brush caps. See figure 5.11(Figure 5.11) Motor

Chapter 1 - Before You Begin 5Chapter 1 - Before You BeginIntroductionAbout This ManualThis manual is designed to provide you with information a

50 VE810 Engraver Manual(Figure 5.12) Motor Brush & CapMotor BrushMotor Brush CapMotor Brush CapIf the motor brush is over 1/8 of an inch, p

Chapter 5 - Maintenance 51(Figure 5.13) Cooling fanPop Fan CoverOpen HereFan Replacing the External FusesIf none of the lights on the VE-810 ar

52 VE810 Engraver Manual(Figure 5.14) External FusesStep 1Fuse and voltage“select” cartridgeLocking tabStep 2Step 3Fuse holder Replacing the In

Chapter 5 - Maintenance 535. Remove the fuse shown in figure 5.16 and replace it with a new 1-amp fuse.(Figure 5.16) Internal FuseInternal Fuse6

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Chapter 6 - Troubleshooting 55Chapter 6 - TroubleshootingEngraving ProblemsProblem: Engraving on the plate is ”slanted“.Possible solutions:1. Ch

56 VE810 Engraver ManualProblem: ”Shadowing“ occurs while engraving certain materials.Possible solutions:1. Leave the protective film on the eng

Chapter 6 - Troubleshooting 57Problem: Poor letter quality.Possible solutions:1. You may be engraving too fast. Engraving quality improves with

58 VE810 Engraver ManualMechanical ProblemsProblem: No X, Y or Z-Axis movement.Possible solutions:1. Check that the controller power is on.2. Ch

Chapter 6 - Troubleshooting 59Problem: Spindle is hot.Possible solutions:1. Ensure that the nose cone area is free of debris. Check the vacuum s

6 VE810 Engraver ManualØ Be sure to hold the plug, not the cord, when disconnecting the controller from anelectrical socket or power source.Ø Pl

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Index 61IndexCChanging the Motor Belt ...43Changing the motor brushes ...

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Chapter 1 - Before You Begin 7Check to see that all of the items are included. Should any of the contents be missing,damaged, or of the incorre

8 VE810 Engraver ManualDEFINITION OF TERMS (see Figure 1.1)1. X-Axis Leadscrew - The screw that drives the left to right motion of the machine.2

Chapter 1 - Before You Begin 9(Figure 1.1) The VE-810 top view1. X-Axis Leadscrew2. X-Axis Linear Rails3. Y-Axis Linear Rails4. Y-Axis Leadscrew